Natural movement and thoughts on rehab
Physical rehabilitation is an important part of medicine. When I was on the stroke team on my Neurology clerkship, the main goal of our team (after we identified and localized the stroke) was to make...
View ArticleRoad Trip!
I have more to write about lipids and liver (consider yourselves warned!), but I likely won’t have a post out on that subject for a little while. During the last month I have been enjoying my Family...
View ArticleTruth in Fiction
A few months ago I did a two-week elective with our hospital’s Emergency Medical Services. Over those two weeks I saw all manner of medical “emergencies”. Some were true emergencies, but plenty were...
View ArticleWilderness Medicine- The Medicine
OK- enough (for now) of the photo documentation of my past month of explorations! While I am keen to write more about the environment, wildlife, and general experience of my last month in Utah, it’s...
View ArticleHappy Fourth!
Happy Fourth of July to my American readers! I hope you get some rest, relaxation, socialization, and good food today! I’m off to a friend’s BBQ where I’ll be partaking in lots of smoked pork...
View ArticleA Secret Handshake
I always get excited when I meet a fellow student in the medical world who has an interest in evolutionary and ancestral thinking. It doesn’t happen often, but I’ve twice run into students who, by...
View ArticleAdventures in Ecuador…
I have a rather embarrassing admission to make: when I first started looking at taking a trip to the Galapagos three months ago I didn’t actually know that the islands were part of Ecuador. Two months...
View ArticleAn Evolutionary Understanding of Xenophobia
I’m approaching being 2/3 of the way through residency. *Gulp!*. My opportunities for writing have been fairly minimal for the last two years but, as ever, I am optimistic I’ll have more time in the...
View ArticleWhy New Zealand?
This is a question I get a lot… If you’ve followed this blog for a while (including through a long hiatus), or you know me, you’ll likely know I grew up in New Jersey, went to university in New...
View ArticleCuisine Recollections
Yesterday, with my bike and a friend, I took a peddle down the Little River Rail Trail, starting in Motukarara and going just over 22km to Little River where we stopped for lunch before peddling back....
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